There has always been a myth, propagated by politicians, media and who knows who else that there is such a shortage. Anyone with a Ph.D. in physics can tell you that this is so.
Maybe he was angry with her because she was having an affair. He bought a gun out of anger, but didn't want to kill her. He goes home, to find her with her lover. In a struggle with the lover, the lover the lover wrests the gun from Hans. He's got the gun pointed at Hans, who reveals that his wife has in fact ANOTHER lover. In anger, the lover shoots Nina and flees. Hans has no idea who he was, and Nina dies sadly in his arms. The only way he can avoid blame for the murder (having just legally purchased the gun) is to bury Nina himself. In the end, Hans feels responsible for her death, having driven her away from him due to his obsession with work, and of course, the foolish decision to buy the guy. He sees only too late that he should forgiven her for such a minor human flaw, and if he had, then he would still be with her.
I am optimistic, since encryption is so strong nowadays. RSA still is unbreakable. Of course there is more to security than encryption, but maybe in this special case those problems can be avoided.
I know the shuttle goes up about 100 miles, which is more than this thing. OK, kinda cool, this thing goes 110 km, but heres the thing. 110 km is high, but look at it compared to the globe. The radius is 4000 miles, so 110 km is 1 percent of that!!! No air, sure. But space ? Come on. Apollo 11 went to space. This is just publicity hogging, and maybe a way to get a boy band member to pay for a ride.
OK, kinda cool, but heres the thing. 100 miles is high, but look at it compared to the globe. The radius is 4000 miles, so 100 miles is 2.5 percent of that. No air, sure. But space ? Come on. Apollo 11 went to space. This is just a good place to put satellites.
HA! That's what you think. Guess who gets rotated in and out ? People who know each other. Darpa is notorious for being an old boys network. Rotation doesn't fix the problem.
Who wants to work at a crazy bureurcracy like DARPA ? It is an old boys network that is a way to give pork to industry and professors. They've had some successes, but hey that's shotgun science for you. They mostly like to make up crazy ideas that won't work. I worked on a robot project for them for a few years. It was insane. There was no way to do what they wanted - but my university got lots of money!!!
Well its a good idea to check before they submit for a patent, since there is prior art.
Also, the MIT work is well known to anyone in this area. It's not that hard to google some of the keywords and get the MIT page. The CMU people either knew and ignored it, or they simply didn't do what most of the scientists at their institution usually do, which is read the standard conference papers in computer vision, and browse the web (just a little!!). It's not as if the MIT work was published in some obscure place.
How true. Another example of people in computer vision with no ideas who are stealing from people who don't sell themselves well enough. What a sad subject computer vision has become. See Adam Kropps paper with Seth Teller
here on spherical mosaics.
The parent is no troll! Yech this stuff is so silly. What are the applications that aren't "promised" for the future ? I am shocked that such vague nonsense of this is in the journal Nature.
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where Bill is ordered by a judge to be the sys admin for FSF as punishment for monopolisic activities.
a balrog cluster of them!
You're either a troll, or learned about chaos theory from Jurassic Park.
You can't block someone from saying something like
I am not sure of this, but it's probably more efficient to use electricity directly, rather than use it to make hydrogen.
Good point for electric powered cars. Hyrdrogen though probably doesn't make sense though.
Exactly. It's like getting a hydrogen powered car. Totally crazy.
There has always been a myth, propagated by politicians, media and who knows who else that there is such a shortage. Anyone with a Ph.D. in physics can tell you that this is so.
But if we are smart, we can still make money. I recommend selling short on Google now.
I am talking about The Cloud Minders .
Their obviously an underground civilization. Will make excellent troglodytes. Get their corbamite!
They goofed wft a lot of internet things. Too little too late though.
Maybe he was angry with her because she was having an affair. He bought a gun out of anger, but didn't want to kill her. He goes home, to find her with her lover. In a struggle with the lover, the lover the lover wrests the gun from Hans. He's got the gun pointed at Hans, who reveals that his wife has in fact ANOTHER lover. In anger, the lover shoots Nina and flees. Hans has no idea who he was, and Nina dies sadly in his arms. The only way he can avoid blame for the murder (having just legally purchased the gun) is to bury Nina himself. In the end, Hans feels responsible for her death, having driven her away from him due to his obsession with work, and of course, the foolish decision to buy the guy. He sees only too late that he should forgiven her for such a minor human flaw, and if he had, then he would still be with her.
I am optimistic, since encryption is so strong nowadays. RSA still is unbreakable. Of course there is more to security than encryption, but maybe in this special case those problems can be avoided.
I know the shuttle goes up about 100 miles, which is more than this thing. OK, kinda cool, this thing goes 110 km, but heres the thing. 110 km is high, but look at it compared to the globe. The radius is 4000 miles, so 110 km is 1 percent of that!!! No air, sure. But space ? Come on. Apollo 11 went to space. This is just publicity hogging, and maybe a way to get a boy band member to pay for a ride.
OK, kinda cool, but heres the thing. 100 miles is high, but look at it compared to the globe. The radius is 4000 miles, so 100 miles is 2.5 percent of that. No air, sure. But space ? Come on. Apollo 11 went to space. This is just a good place to put satellites.
Dead on! I think this just shows how oblivious some people are to how poor the world is in general compared to US etc.
HA! That's what you think. Guess who gets rotated in and out ? People who know each other. Darpa is notorious for being an old boys network. Rotation doesn't fix the problem.
Who wants to work at a crazy bureurcracy like DARPA ? It is an old boys network that is a way to give pork to industry and professors. They've had some successes, but hey that's shotgun science for you. They mostly like to make up crazy ideas that won't work. I worked on a robot project for them for a few years. It was insane. There was no way to do what they wanted - but my university got lots of money!!!
I heard that Yoo-hoo is going to buy them both as soon as they can work the name thing out.
I have a few friends who became quants around 2000, and they used Linux for the majority of their work.
Well said !!
I am going to stop loggin into Amazon too. Why let them have my cc# on file ? Each time I am going to type it in!! Be green!!
Well its a good idea to check before they submit for a patent, since there is prior art.
Also, the MIT work is well known to anyone in this area. It's not that hard to google some of the keywords and get the MIT page. The CMU people either knew and ignored it, or they simply didn't do what most of the scientists at their institution usually do, which is read the standard conference papers in computer vision, and browse the web (just a little!!). It's not as if the MIT work was published in some obscure place.
How true. Another example of people in computer vision with no ideas who are stealing from people who don't sell themselves well enough. What a sad subject computer vision has become. See Adam Kropps paper with Seth Teller here on spherical mosaics.
The parent is no troll! Yech this stuff is so silly. What are the applications that aren't "promised" for the future ? I am shocked that such vague nonsense of this is in the journal Nature.